Cover displays sideways because this is a top-bound book and Amazon displays the spine on the left of the image. Click on the author's name above just below the book's title to visit the book's author page and see a video with a silent walk through showing all the pages in the book! Travel/half size 8x6" book easily tucks in purse or bag 50 original designs - a great coloring value! Bold, easy to see lines Printed single sided Bright white, 60 lb. paper This travel size book is perfect for taking with you to any place where you may have to wait. It makes the time fly by and the wait more pleasant. Includes 50 kaleidoscopes cut and rotated by hand from a hand-drawn image. Its small size means you can usually finish coloring a page in one sitting. Perfect for taking with you to the mechanic, dentist, doctor's office, children's classes or sports practice, or any place you have to wait. Designs are simple and a small size so they can usually be finished in one sitting. This is a good book for testing new color palettes, techniques, or to color on days when you just want to dash off a small coloring page and can't face intricate pages with tiny details that would take days to finish. With 50 designs this book provides hours of relaxation and because it's small enough to fit in a purse, it can go with you anywhere. Makes a great gift too!

Ali and Lisa look into a kaleidoscope and find many shapes. They find squares, triangles, rectangles, circles, stars, and diamonds. The text features are photographs, labels, and a picture glossary. Look for other informational titles in this Shapes set: Kaleidoscope, Telescope, and Periscope.

Filled with laughs and giggles, this memoir presents the authors spirited and light-hearted approach to living all over the world along with a husband, four young sons, three dogs, and two cats. The koi fish had to be left behind. From growing up during the black-and-white apartheid years of South Africa to suntanning topless on the silvery beaches and azure seas of the Greek Isles; from walking like an Egyptian around the earthy tones of the pyramids to savouring pearlescent beads of the finest caviar harvested from the neon waters of the Caspian Sea; from reminiscing with six-foot-four transvestites wearing shocking-pink nails to enjoying the freedom of riding chromed Harleys in the Karoo; each chapter is in itself a singular story, but when put together, they make up the multi-coloured mosaic of a kaleidoscopic life. Take a trip to the USA, Kazakhstan, Holland, Austria, and many other countries through the eyes of a woman who most certainly is not colour-blind.

"Explosive." - Readers' Favorite The demon hunting duo of Johann Gunter and Robert Durling are enjoying the warm weather at Johann's home in Mesa, AZ. After going to sleep, Robert has a vision. He receives a call for help. He goes to Johann's room and not only tells Johann of his vision, but that they must leave for Minnesota...now. After arriving in Minnesota, the duo find out that several people have gone missing lately. All the incidents were witnessed by children who claim their toys came to life and committed the heinous acts. Their investigation leads them to the local toy store, where Johann talks to the owner while Robert examines all the toys. Johann notices a sign on the wall, and it sends chills up his spine. It leaves no doubt in his mind that a demon is to blame. The demon hunters leave the store, only to return that night. They question Charles Swanson, and find that the only thing he is truly guilty of is wanting a better life for himself and his family. With no options left, he took on a partner in the form of a demon The only problem was that the price the demon wanted was too high. Charles needed the deal badly, so he quickly came up with an alternative offer. That was when people started to vanish from the town. Johann and Robert force Charles to take them to his "business partner", and soon discover that they don't have much time left. They have to act fast if they are going to save the missing people. When they finally confront the demon, both Johann and Robert discover things about their past. One of them discovers something that will change his life forever.

An astounding new feat of storytelling from Brian Selznick, the award-winning creator of The Invention of Hugo Cabret and Wonderstruck. A ship. A garden. A library. A key. In Kaleidoscope, the incomparable Brian Selznick presents the story of two people bound to each other through time and space, memory and dreams. At the center of their relationship is a mystery about the nature of grief and love which will look different to each reader. Kaleidoscope is a feat of storytelling that illuminates how even the wildest tales can help us in the hardest times.